Peru Election Favors the Right in Fragmented Race
Key Points — Conservative candidates dominate Peru’s April 12 presidential election, with Lima mayor Rafael Lopez Aliaga at 11-12% and Keiko Fujimori at 9-11% leading a fragmented field of 35 candidates — JP Morgan estimates right-wing candidates collectively hold 29% support versus 7% for the left, but 40-44% of voters remain undecided, leaving the outcome […] The post Peru Election Favors the Right in Fragmented Race appeared first on The Rio Times.
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Key Points — Conservative candidates dominate Peru’s April 12 presidential election, with Lima mayor Rafael Lopez Aliaga at 11-12% and Keiko Fujimori at 9-11% leading a fragmented field of 35 candidates — JP Morgan estimates right-wing candidates collectively hold 29% support versus 7% for the left, but 40-44% of voters remain undecided, leaving the outcome […]
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